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• Originally published 02/23/2014

  Bonnie Prince Charlie portrait found by art historian Bendor Grosvenor

  Grosvenor also revealed famous portrait previously accepted as genuine was actually of prince's younger brother Henry.

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• Originally published 01/16/2014

  Trove of Army’s art awaits a new museum

  Nearly 16,000 pieces of art are awaiting the opening of the National Museum of the United States Army.

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• Originally published 12/12/2013

  Were China's Terracotta Warriors inspired by ancient Greek art?

  A new study from the School of Oriental and African Studies says yes.

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• Originally published 11/04/2013

  Report of Nazi-Looted Trove Puts Art World in an Uproar

  Authorities found an apartment building hiding 1,500 works of art confiscated under the Nazi regime in Munich.

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• Originally published 10/29/2013

  Leonardo Da Vinci Mural Discovered Under Layers Of Paint During Sforza Castle Restoration In Italy

  The painting has been hidden from view for five centuries.

• Originally published 06/02/2013

  Israeli national museum finds owner of painting that was looted by Nazis during Holocaust

  JERUSALEM — Israel’s national museum has located the heir of the owner of a valuable impressionist painting that was stolen by the Nazis after a photo was discovered showing the work in the original owner’s home, the museum said Wednesday.Israel Museum spokeswoman Dena Scher said the museum purchased the “Garden in Wannsee” painting by the German-Jewish artist Max Liebermann from the owner’s heir after ownership was established. The painting is already on display in the museum and will stay there.The painting’s original owner, Max Cassirer, was a wealthy Berlin businessman from a family of art dealers. The impressionist painting, which depicts the garden of the artist’s summer residence, was confiscated by the Nazis in 1941 together with Cassirer’s other assets. After the war, it was given to a Jewish restitution organization and found its way to Israel....

• Originally published 05/14/2013

  NYU art historian a "peeping Tom"

  Hey Finocchio, what grows on you when you do something wrong and lie about it?According to the NY Post, NYU art history professor Ross Finocchio was arrested on charges of unlawful surveillance, having been discovered at a West Village boutique recording women in the dressing rooms yesterday afternoon.While in another changing room, Finocchio reportedly hid his camera in a shoe, slipped it under an adjacent door, and waited for women to enter the space....